Good Monday morning, stamping friends! Today I have another Recipe Challenge to share with you. Our challenge this week is to create a page with a recipe fit for a formal dinner party. One of our favorites is prime rib, and this recipe is a combination of several that I have tried. During my 7 years in the restuarant/catering business, I worked with lots of different recipes for prime rib, and I took what I like the best about the variations, changed a few things, and made this one my own. This dry rub and technique works great with pork loin as well.
This gorgeous Ambrosia paper from Basic Grey can be found at the Scrapbook Store At Your Door, and I thought it was a beautiful choice for an elegant recipe. I faintly stamped the flourish background on the recipe by inking my stamp, stamping off on scrap paper, then stamping a second time onto my recipe card stock. I distressed the edges of the card stock, and patterned paper with Tim Holtz Vintage Photo ink, and I used a silver mini round clips to tie my ribbon to. Both the Tim Holtz ink, and mini round clips can be found at the Scrapbook Store At Your Door. I finished off this elegant page with the square rinestones for some extra bling.Thanks for stopping by today. I hope it's the beginning of a glorious week for you. Tomorrow I will have a card to share for the Sweet -n Sassy Stamps 1 day blog hop. We're celebrating the release of two new stamp sets, so please check back, and I'll have a cute snowman card to share with you!! Blessings to you, and happy stamping!!
Love Ya!
Supply List
Paper: Basic Grey Ambrosia DP, Textured Black Card Stock, Whisper White
Ink: Sahara Sand, Tim Holtz Distressed Ink Vintage Photo
Stamps: Friends 24/7 Stampin' Up!
Accessories: SU ribbon, Silver Mini Clip, Square Rinestones, Glue Dots
4 comments:
This sounds SO good!! I love prime rib too! Thanks for the recipe and a wonderful classy recipe card!
This is so lovely! Looks as yummy as the recipe!
Barb
Okay, you know I'm more about loving the animals, than eating them, but I love the design of this card! The ribbon, bling and paper give it a Parisian vibe, and it is tres chic (and that's about all the French I speak) looking! Awesome!
Elegant indeed. I am glad to be on another DT with you
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